not looking after it and following the after care procedure, and picking the scabs.
No. That means it's healing. Don't pick the scabs or the ink will bleed.
It scabs over. the white is probably dead skin, not the ink.
No. you want to make sure your scabs on your new tattoo are left alone. I had a new tattoo when I went to a wedding so many people hugged me that the scab was knocked off on one section of my tattoo and when that happens you loose the part of the tattoo that had the scab come off. I also suggest you follow the advice of the person doing your tattoo.
I would not recommend it, all of the rubbing could cause the tattoo to peel early and scrape off all of the scabs. This means that you will have to go back in to get it recolored after it has been healed fully. You should lay low for at least 13 days.-Shocker
not looking after it and following the after care procedure, and picking the scabs.
Not all tattoos form scabs, and a tattoo that hasn't scabbed over is not necessarily a bad thing. Some tattoos peel, more similar to a sunburn than a flesh wound. This is actually a good thing, it means your tattooist probably knows what he/she is doing.
works with platelets to help form scabs or clots works with platelets to help form scabs or clots
No. That means it's healing. Don't pick the scabs or the ink will bleed.
Platelets and fibers that they trap for scabs (external) or clots (internal).
Scabs are not infectious, you are infected before scabs turn up. You can't really destroy them. If you pick them then they form a scar, its best to leave them.
It scabs over. the white is probably dead skin, not the ink.
No, No, No do not put anything on a new tattoo. You can wash them with antibacterial soap or hibicleanse then keep them oiled with a natural nut or vitamin oil or gel. Other than that let them breath and do not pick at the dry scabs.
That sounds like a herpes infection of the ears
No. you want to make sure your scabs on your new tattoo are left alone. I had a new tattoo when I went to a wedding so many people hugged me that the scab was knocked off on one section of my tattoo and when that happens you loose the part of the tattoo that had the scab come off. I also suggest you follow the advice of the person doing your tattoo.
As the burns heal, thick, taut scabs (eschar) form, which the doctor may have to cut to improve blood flow to the more elastic healthy tissue beneath.
So the bacteria doesn't go in and the scab has to form quickly so the cut can heal.